How multigenerational diversity fits in the workplace

Workplace experts have long touted the benefits of multigenerational diversity, especially when it comes to bringing new perspectives to workplace issues and driving innovation. This aspect…

Gen-Z vs. Boomers? Why Gen-X Is the Key to Solving Today’s Workplace Culture Wars

Rapid changes in business, society, finance, and technology create knock-on tensions within the workplace, and employees of various age groups respond to the disruptions differently.…

This week in 5 numbers: Most workers like learning from other generations

The U.S. Department of Labor said it will award millions to expand apprenticeships, and IT workers are faced with adapting to new core job responsibilities…Read More

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Would you quit job over lack of wellness support? Here’s how many would

As workplaces navigate changing generational priorities, employers may be overlooking an important resource: Generation X. A new study from Mather Institute shows Gen X serves…

This week in 5 numbers: Most workers like learning from other generations

The U.S. Department of Labor said it will award millions to expand apprenticeships, and IT workers are faced with adapting to new core job responsibilities…

Gen X “overlooked in workplace wellbeing”

Generation X could play a critical role in supporting multigenerational workplaces – yet many employers are failing to engage them through workplace wellbeing strategies. Research published in…

Are workplaces overlooking Gen X employees?

Employers are sidelining Generation X employees even as they emerge as an essential group of workers when it comes to bridging the gap in multigenerational…

Would You Quit Your Job Over Lack of Wellness Support? Sixty percent of Millennials and Gen Z Would. – New Mather Institute Study Looks at Views Across All Generations in the Workplace

Evanston, IL, February 3, 2026 – As workplaces navigate changing generational priorities, employers may be overlooking an important resource: Generation X.  A new study from…

Retired and childless: how to plan for your finances, estate and long-term care when no heirs are set to inherit the responsibility

If you are an older adult with no children, you may have wondered or worried about what will happen to you and your estate if…

More Older Adults Are Living Alone. Is That a Good Thing?

At 102, Mildred Kirschenbaum plays canasta and mah-jongg weekly with friends, sips her favorite vodka-and-tonic cocktail (“It’s medicinal,” she quips) and trades stocks online. Living alone in Boca Raton, Florida, Kirschenbaum became a social media sensation at age 99, dispensing tart advice about aging via TikTok and Instagram.

“I want to be alone,” says the retired travel agent, a widow for 19 years. “I like my own company.” Recent health issues have challenged her independence – but not completely. She stopped driving this year, but she did renew her driver’s license.

Person-Centric Wellness Model Toolkit

START HERE 1 – Facilitator Guide 2 – Handout 3 – Presentation 4 – Program Audit Checklist 5 – Self-Reflection 6 – Program Evaluation 7…

Trends in living, working, aging well highlighted in report

A new report from Mather Institute highlights emerging trends from around the world that are delivering insights into health and wellness, sustainability and climate, technology…Read More

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